Kubernetes Ingress Explained Completely For Beginners - Updated

Where is the practice video of this project? Where can I find ?

You are a wonderful teacher, probably better than professional teachers. Marvellous !. How I missed in all these days

Pretty good explanation

Just a note The node port range is 30K to 32767.

Thanks for great work. Have a question, if we have SQL DB and Webapi application how web api interact with SQL Db.

Well done

Awesome and clear explaination

best video on the topic!!! NO JOKES!!!

I want this see in praticals. what would be the video link ?

would love to see a training from KodeKloud on RabbitMQ and Redis

Phenomenal video, thanks a lot!

Thank you so much! This lecture is one of the best lectures I have come across . You're a fabulous teacher. 🙏

I bought Udemy course for CKA and thanks to Momshad a few months ago passed the exam. Unfortunately he does not have CKS tutorial but anyway still learning from him. Highly reminded.

Wow! Building context for the requirement of Ingress & then bringing it to the table. That is just amazing for the idea to sink in. Thanks.

Hosting an API on K8s is stupidly complex. I just want to host my API on k8s damn it. And God forbid if someone wants to do it on bare metal.

Excellent narration. The concepts are pretty clear and the this guy knows the subject

@KodeKloud - NodePort Range in your example is wrong. It must be within 30000-32767 range. Otherwise your concepts and teaching methods are good.

Can we route traffic to multiport backend using ingress?

i have no word for your explantion

God...I can now explain what INGRESS is to my 4 year old kid.....Kudos man.

I HATE NETWORKING,
Watched a 100 videos but still im not getting antything,

This is pure gold !!! Thanks for this explanation, Ingress frustrated me so much because I never properly understood it, thank you!! seems like now I have a bit of transparency upon how it is exactly working.

Hey, If you configure Ingress - > are wear-service and video-service still load balancers as before, or do they change to something else entirely? Because there are no descriptions anymore and I'm not sure what to configure :')

Very helpful

Your explanation skills is very strong, It's look you'r very smart person.

Thanks for helping community.

too good

where can we find the 2 types of labs videos for this ingress topic? do we need to enroll for the course to view these labs?

can you suggest me the continuation video for this Ingress topic?

amazing work!

wow

nice video, thank you for share, I have a question, I recently heard at a conference that it was a good practice to use multiple ingress controllers in Kubernetes. Why?

Ingress has an algorithm, how to improve or change the algorithm of the ingress?

great video and clear! I was wondering the main difference between ingress vs lb. Looks like both are working options but ingress gives you more flexibility

By far the best and perhaps only one session needed to get k8s ingress concept right. Thanks a ton.

i think in the aws env we can use the application load balancer as an ingress ???

Excelent!!! I love the way you explain all IT things, very clear. Thanks a lot.

Good explanation. Liked the ingress concept

This is by far the best video on Kubernetes I have seen yet. It just explains it so to the point and with simple examples that get across the information, and the schemes and animations are also very helpfull. Keep up the good work!

Very confusing video. Big salad of ingress, ingress-controller, proxy, GCP and non-GCP stuff.

Quite good explanation. 2 points missed:
* ExternalIPs in Services with Keepalived for K8s VIP and for Ingress VIPs
* Ingress is a low quality abstraction. For development maybe it's ok but for production it's much easier to write NGINX / HAProxy configurations directly instead of tons of annotations.

Hey one request can you make one video on how to attach a load balancer like nlb in front of our kubernates cluster that can load balance between different nodes

You have laser precision when explaining a topic. There’s not 1 extra word that’s not needed in 22 mins. Extremely difficult finding good teachers, thanks man🙏🏽🙏🏽

Visually very easy but hard to understand

Thanks for your help friend!

You are too good.